winword.exe

Check if WINWORD.EXE Process is Running?

I've got a C# Winforms Application that processes queried data into Mail Merge documents. How can I check on application start-up to see if current user has a Microsoft Word Instance Open, and if so, alert them to close before proceeding?

On first run it works fine, on second run it hangs. I think the issue is if I close the document I created using the Close Button in Word, it won't close WinWord.Exe. I think it has to do with whether I saved the document or not. How can I get around this?

I've got a C# Winforms Application that processes queried data into Mail Merge documents. How can I check on application start-up to see if current user has a Microsoft Word Instance Open, and if so, alert them to close before proceeding?

I feed multiple docs to the below method and see winword.exe disapear as expected on over 15 diferente PCs running WinXP 32bit to Win8 64bit having Office 2000 onwards. On 1 nightmare PC that has Trend's Antivírus running, winword.exe (Always, every time) interrupts the loop with a 'File in Use' exception (turning Trends off allows it to work again). Any ideias to keep Trends on?

I'm using Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Document to extract the texts from the documents, but even if i use doc.Close() the document, from taskManager i can see that winword.exe are not killed, and after parsing a couple dozens documents it eats up some much resources.

is close() the wrong method?

please help me and point me to the right direction on how to terminate these processes properly. =)

i created a word doc in vb but the problem is each time my button is clicked it opens a new doc. i have tried the following code to terminate it after it fulfilled its purpose but nothing seems to work and i have search multiple sites but found no answer that helped i used interop

my attempts to close the background winword.exe (objDoc is the the word doc )

I'm running into the idic scenario where, when creating Word COM objects in .NET (via the Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word assembly), the WinWord process won't exit even though I'm properly closing and releasing the objects.

I've narrowed it down to the use of the Word.Documents.Add() method. I can work with Word in other ways without a problem (opening documents, modifying contents, etc) and WinWord.exe quits when I tell it to. It's once I use the Add() method (and only when adding a temp

I have a user who has to use Microsoft Word 2007 to create and manipulate word documents in his ASP web application. I'm well aware of the 'Considerations for server-side Automation of Office' KB article and the many third party components available to do this kind of thing, but they've gone a fair bit down this road already.

The problem he's having is that the WINWORD.EXE process never terminates even though he calls Quit on the application object.

After deploying a new build (mostly changed DLL's) of an ASP.NET web app the CPU on the server is now jumping to 100% every few seconds and the culprit is lsass.exe. Do you think that the deployment of the asp.net web app to the server and this problem are related? (or a coincidence that it happened at the same time?)

More info:

This is the first time that I've done the build on a Server 2008 x64 machine. Previous the builds were done on a Server 2003 x86 machine. Target is 'Any CP

I uninstall it, but after reboot the device still asks to run. I get the following message: The file 'Daemon' cannot be opened. Either it is not signed with a trusted certificate, or one of it's components cannot be found. If the problem persists, try reinstallin

On several PC's in my environment when Visual Studio 2013 saves files Visual Studio will lockup for a minute or more. I ran process monitor and it appears to make the same call over an over again from lsass.exe. This same call happens on other PCs. I am trying to figure out how to resolve this issue and would appreciate any help from the community.

I am making a very simple program. Need some help clearing out a textbox after performing a search. I have used the cboPrograms.Text = string.Empty; but I must not be putting it in the right place. After I choose an option it will not clear.

I have all java variables added. When I try to run cmd from within totalCommander and type 'path' I get this message: PATH=nvInitDll; App c: otalcmd.exe - redirect success.

But when I try and run command line by cmd.exe and type 'path', everything is neat and right as it is specified, i.e the commands prints all paths as was specified in system variables. What's the problem, guys? Thank you so much in advance.

I am profiling a networking workload application on Windows XP. The VTune profiling result shows unusual high utilization on ntkrnlpa:FsRtlAreNamesEqual and ntkrnlpa:RtlUpcaseUnicodeString functions. From the module level, the workload spends 73% cpu time in ntkrnlpa.exe. In ntkrnlpa.exe module, 42% time is spent in FsRtlAreNamesEqual function and 36% time is spent in RtlUpcaseUnicodeString function.Apparently these two functions are kernel functions, so they must be triggered by some system

I schedule test runs using tcm /create command (trigerred from a powershell script) and once the test run is completed I need to copy the trx (result) file on my local machine. So I want to wait till the test run is completed in some sort of polling mechanism.

Hence, I need a command to fetch the current test run status using test runid. Is there a way to get MTM test run status in this way?

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